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I can't find it right now since I'm on mobile and it's a mess to grab links and sheesh, at leas on mine. Plus due to your extensive knowledge on science, there's just not way for me to go against it. Although I will say it again, some articles talk about adults remembering traumatic experiences from when they were infants. I swear I'm not making things up to post here. You can research if you will, but looks like you already been doing it for a long time and I'll give you all due respect since you have proficiency on this field.Like I said I thought the chapter was good and that was just a detail I noticed because of my extensive background in science. The baby statement is an emerging theory and it doesn't relate to memories like this. A study like that would have essentially required a toddler to have experienced something and ask to recall the experience 15 - 16 years later in great detail. No such study exists to my knowledge.
A part of what makes fiction interesting and relatable is being grounded in realism. Being able to relate to the characters, understanding the world around the characters etc. I doubt this is a special case, unless told otherwise, it could just have been an oversight on the author's part. Most people won't notice it and it will ultimately not affect the overall quality of the work.
Also there is nothing in the official release about the Grandfather raising his voice and like I said there was no use of exclamations of anything, just a singular panel with an expression that might imply he was speaking with a raised voice.
Can't agree with you on this second opinion, tho. What makes fiction interesting imho is the fact that it totally bend reality. Star Wars, for example, nothing about it is possible with current technology and it's amazing. We don't have contact with aliens like they have it in Narutoverse when it comes to the Ootsutsuki. Nor spiritual worlds (heaven, hell, limbo) like in Bleach. The fact that it forced the writter's imagination to bring life into all those ideas and make we use our imaginations plus given official data to understand something totally outside out the real world possibilities (till now) field is what grab my attention.
Third one. We'll have to wait for the anime adaptation to know the answer for this. My bet is that he's so worried that he'll raise his voice because Jin is being very stubborn.
placing a hand on Megumi's back) Let's go
He's as funny as Todo (WHERE THE HECK IS HIM BTW).